St Paul

Image credit: Ashmolean Museum, Oxford

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After his training with Squarcione in Padua from 1453, Marco worked mainly for Venetian and Bolognese patrons. This shaped panel comes from the upper tier of a polyptych, probably that made in 1468 for the church of Santa Giustina, Venice. Three other panels have been identified, 'St Augustine', 'St Peter' and 'St Jerome', all from the upper register and all lit from the right. St Paul is shown with a sword, the instrument of his martyrdom and a book, a reference to his Epistles.

Ashmolean Museum, Oxford

Oxford

Title

St Paul

Date

1468

Medium

tempera & gilding on panel

Measurements

H 49.5 x W 31 cm

Accession number

WA1850.34

Acquisition method

Fox-Strangways Gift, 1850

Work type

Painting

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